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The Dead who Wore the Grey.

Iderr was a large aud appreciathe
aSsemblage OF persons nj the beautiful
and sacred resting place of the dead.
AT Macon, on the evening of the 3rd
INST, 10 witness the touching rercmu.
mes Of the Brotherhood, of the Order
OF Old Fellows, who had come from
different parts OF the State of Miss, To
celebrate their annual meeting at Ma
con, and to pay tribute To the memory
OF the valiant sons of the Lost Cause
who laid down their lives on the cotn-
try's altar in defense of home and lov-
Ell ones. Many and green are the
nalnelrss graves that rise like crested
waves Of the ocean, and many are
sleeping the dreamless sleep. far from
kindred and friends, vet the p,TacigIe
OF right and Justice, for which they
fought, blcd and died, still li,es in the
hearts OF our people, and lis that spir.
it of patriotism that keeps fresh the
remembrance OF the noble deeds of
the departed, and babe Us seek the 81
lent CITY of the dead" and common.
crate them with fitting ceremonies.
We ieit it was fitting to be there,
and though no glittcrinf marblc.shaft
stands TO record their past history,
those graves are haIlowed spots, that
will not be forgotten. and successive
generations will point with pride aud
feeling to those silent Scniinels of the
struggle for liberty Of years ago. and
there will be none $50 poor to do them
revc, cnce.'
Senator billiard was master of ccre.
monies, and well did he grace the of.
lice. An original poem WAS read by
Mr.. Ward, which evidenced much tai
ent, and 50 fit was it for the occasion.
tears were wrung from fair womcn
and brave men. The Grafton was de-
liycred by W. NJ. Strickland, Esq. of
Holly Springs. lie held his auditors
spell-b0und, and i'll %recounting the
Rise and fall of the Confederate gov
crnment." he grew eloquent indeed,
SO clear and tcrse were his reprcsen-
t~ations, it seemed to the mind's-cye
like Il pantominc ; and we were trans.
ported in thought TO Bcauvoir, the
home OF the sage soldier and pillar OF
that government. Then the scene of
the departing soldier tor the field of
action brought back memories OF the
long ago, when we saw the "Boys in
grey 90 marching away, and many
went forth that returned not again.
All his remarks were most appropri-
ate, and uttered like II staiesmnn's and
when finished, | felt that "Tlcre is life
in the old land vet"
After Il beautiful praycrby Rev. Mr..
Colt. the band d~i-coursed sweet and
suitable music. Nearer my God to
Thee" Prof. Boyle being the musical
director, Two songs were sung, 4. o.
o. +. Thanksgiving Hymn" and
Sweet Byc-aud- Bye after which
Rev. Mr.. Long dismissed the people.
and they repaired to the soldiers
gravc', tendcrly placing garlands of
flowers Oh each mound.
While we find Il sad pleasure in thus
perpeiualing the virtues OF those vino
wore the blue and the grey, | could
but think
"Soldier rest, thy warfare 5 DER,
Dream Of tented fields no more"
and while they slumher. those virtues
have reached "Famc'> eternal camping
ground" aud rich Will be Their reward
when they wake TO rcville on the las,
morning, Until then
Requie,cant in pace,
Fox Trap. Miss VISITOR.
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fA'
Regular meeting was held, present,
his Honor, A. 7. Dent. and all the Al.
dclmen except J Faser. Marshall
Scott also present.
The MarshalPs bond was approved
and ordered spread upon the minutes.
On motion the assessor was rrouir
ed to make a street list. aud the street
Committee were ordered to have tho
parties summoned and proceed to work
the streets Immediately.
The Sec'y was authorized to pur.
chase a new minute book, and also one
for ordinances.
liaucnstcin, Harrison and French
were appointed Committee on revi>.
ing ordinances.
CA. Baker was continued AS night
Waterman under old contract and
terms.
On motion the Scc'y was ordered to
furnish to the School Trustees AZ com.
plete n list as available of the pupil:
outside of the town district, attending
the public schools OF the town of Ma.
con who are in arrears for tuition. and
requesting the teachers TO discontinue
them unless amounts due are prompt.
ly paid.
On motion the Marshal was ordcre(
to collect delinquent tax, the Scc'y &c
furnish him with a list.
On motion the Street Committed
arc to have the street lamps ATTENDED
to-,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07

Sheriff Rogers this week received a
letter from Sheriff Taylor of Marcugo
Co.. Ala, who felt assured that the
"Chas. Pelham" in Jail at Macon, was
WIN. L Cockrcll, the notorious Greene
20. Ala, thief and burglar. who was
sentenced in 1880 to eight years in the
Penitenliary for stealing 1880 from
the treasury of Greene Co., and who
escaped in March last from the Pratt
Mines. About the samot time Nj. Tav.
Tor wrote TO Mr.. Rogers, Mr.. james
a. Weathcrby was in Birmingham
and met Mr.. Justus Collins, manager
OF convicts at Pratt Mines, who was
satisfied from the description he re.
ccivcd from Mr.. Wea;hcrby that Pei
ham" was his escaped convict, Cock
reIl. He cane directly to Macon and
found his n;au. The arrest of Cockrcll
III L'hueh, A'a., III 1851, from a Church
beltry, was i'll all respects very similar
to his recent arrest in Macon, Miss,
and every article stolen by him except
some catabIcs, was recovered when ar
rested. Resides the money, he had
about a bushcl of plate and jcwelry,
In the days Of Chas. Hays, in the re-
construction times, Cockrcll was the
Radical state senator from Greene, but
he did not enjoy his honors long. The
people would not long endure such a
base representation, and Cockrcll soon
followed his natural occupation as II
plUndercr.
Our Sheriff could not give him up,
and he VIII have to suffer tor his crimes
in II State prison.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07

A'lhe Ridgcway Church, Nav LIST.
1857 Mr. j, r. THOMPSON, of Yanzant
~ texas aud Mrs, NJ. A. SHAW, of
N"Nubcc Co, by Rev. j. j.. Jackson.
a large congregation was present
10 witness the marriage, and consider
gu The man from the Lone Star State"
exceedingly fortunate in capturing one
oil NoXubec's most estimable ladies
After the ceremony we repaired to
the residence of Mrs. Scott, and was
served Ia a most elegm t dinner-one
Vi the Kind for which She is noted.
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On THE WING, Nav 9 1897

'N go '"''s -itN =, 1000.
Mr.. EDITORIALS | was passing
through Bellefontaine to-day, met
up with n gentleman, and after con-
vcrsing awhile, asked him il he had
been in the army, and he rel led, YES,
was in tue 33l Miss, Col. Drake,
regiment. | told him | was from Col.
brakes old county, and he said "thcu
[ am clad to have met you, for Col.
Drake war my beau ideal OF a soldier.
large, handsome, and as brave n man
as there was in the army. | WAS hear
him when he was killed. He was shot
close up TO the encmy's works in one
Of tie battles around Atlanta. lie
said he tiled TO get his watch and
sword as our line fell back, hut was
pursued 100 closely by the Yankees.
Bat they afterwmrd sent bis watch,
pocket book and probably his sword
back to his regiment by flag OF truce,
and IA few days attCrwartis--aitcr the
Yankees had left that part of the line
he went with some friends out to
where he was killed and found the
Yankees had, on account ofhis galiau.
try, buried him in n separate grave,
and put up a head bo'rd with hi,
name and regimen, cut on IT.
CO... brakes relatives and friends IN
Noyubee have just cause to be proud
of his career as a soldier, for ont Of all
the splendid and noble material that
she furnished to our armies, | believe
he was the only one who entered thc
war rs n private and Succeeded in
winning the stars of the Colonel in
fact. believe he ard Judge Foote
were the only Co.'s, We had from Nox.
ubpe.
Col. Drake died rs n trnc soldier
would wish TO die in trpnt Of his rcgi-
mcnt with his face to the foe.
,"And leaving in battle no bat on his name,
Looked fondly to heaven from the death.
bed Of fame
PEACE TO HIS ASHES,
l. II n
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Simmons Liver Regulator

Is VIVA, tho name indicates a "Resul"'
tori" of hat most important organ, ~!
Liver. Is your Liver out OF order
rhcn ;s YOUR who.l system deranged,
ihe breath offensive, yon have head
ache. feel languid. dispirited, and ner,,
yous. no appetite, sleep |. 'r""hlrd ana
unrclrrshiny. Simmons Liver ticgu.
luiors restores. the healthy lection OF
Ne liver. Scc that YOU get the Ten
nine. prepared b! j. Il. Icilin \ L"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07

MI, b, n, Gist, of Lexa, Ark, and
his friend j.. W. Prewitt, arrived in
Macon Tuesday morning, and put up
at the billiard House. That night Mr..
Gist and Miss Blanche llcineman,
daughter OF Mrs. DR.. Cardwell, were
married at the residence of Mrs. Mar.
tina Phillips, Rev. 5, ID. Long officiating.
Only a few friend. were present. The
happy couple took the train the same
night for Ark.
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W. s'ay til May 10Th.
NEATiIERforp & SWAN,
photographers.
Democratic Executive Committee

The Democratic Executive Comn,i,
tee met Yesterday, and after f,co ~,
cussion, unanimously adopted ihe nian
pursued in 1885 for nominating r,nIi'
dates. a primary will be held in ,ho
Clubs on Saturday, July 9th. 10 eInr,
delegates TO the Convention and ~
vote fol candidates FOR the ,~arinu. ny
ticcs; aud the delegates 50 elected ,o
the Convention will cast the vote y,
the Clubs IN the Conventio, ma
Convention will meet on the inn ~,
July. Each candidate will receive in
the Convention his fair proportion If
the vote OF the several clubs, as deter.
mined in the primary.
The plan Of voting ia the urinary
for first and second choice, as follow.
ed in the election of Circuit Clerk last
year, was rejected 10y the Committee
and tine "minority representation"
plan OF 1885 chosen.
The formal call and full proceedings
of the Committee will appear in our
columns next week.
w. II. BOGLE,
Chairman.
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Photographs two weeks longer
WEATuERFoRD n SWAN.

The quality OF the blood depends
much Don good or bad digestion any
assi,n;ia,ion: to make the blood rich
in life aud strength giving ccns'lln'
cuts. use DR.. j. II. McLcan's strength
eninu Cordial aud Blood Purifier; !,
will i,ourish the properties OF INC
blood from which the elements u VI
tulity are drawn.
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Commendable.

Whcn Mr.. E. II. Hart, OF Morid an,
Miss, informed his Brother, Mr.. Ar,
chic Il. Hart OF the Kcmper Herald
that lie was gong be married on tho
10Th Aur.l to Miss Matte {. Dehon"!
of Hamburg, Ala, Arch at once wrote
to me for cash prices Of the Davis, rs
lie suid he could think of nothing more
appropriate for n bridal present than
a good sewing machine, ana rs We
thought the DAVIS the best, nc W spe,
20 present his new sistcr-in,law WIN
one. The price suited, ana inc ma
chine was shipped With the best Wishc'
ot Tuos. NJ. FERGusoN,
7. S.. Should some other wise ma
wish TO back such a good rcso'n'lou
with his money, | will be pleased &c
hear from him.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07

The farmers friend has tor MANY
wears been DR.. J. II, McLean's Volra,,.
ic Oil Linimrnt, for horses. cattle. hogs
and sheep, 1t has proved It's worth in
thousands OF cases.
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DISSOLUTION.

The Firm of {. l.. Heinrich & Go.
has this day dissolved by Limitation.
C, l.. Heinrich will continue The bust
ness, pay all claims against said firm
and collect all dues,
{. l., lIEiNRlCH.
Apl %. 81 j, $. sco1r.
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Proceedings of Town Council,
Monday, MAY 9, 1887,
The recently elected Board Of MAYOR
aud Aldermen and Marshall met a, the
store or j. w. Patty, and were sworn
in by the retiring Mayor. Mr.. Fn>cr
was sick and could not attend. The
Mayor appointed aud the Beard rati.
fed the following appointments:
n. II. Harrison, Mayor pro TEN.
W. French, Secretary.
Il. llouenstein, Treasurer.
j, S. Scot, Tax Collector.
Lewis Shelton, Tax Assessor.
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Street Harrison and Fcather>ton.
Fnancc-iIa rison and French.
School -Fasrr and llaucnslein.
Claims Iiaucustcin and Feathcrston.
Sanitary Il Pulice-Faser and French.
Adjourned TO meet May l..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07

Maiarial poison may be thoroughly
cradicartd from the system bv using
DIR, j. II. McLean's ChiNs and Fever
Cure. 1t is mild in action, and Il GER
tain cure, so cents a bottle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07

Mr.. NJ. Il, Butler, Dis. Attorney.
was stirring around among the people
this week, and some of them took him
to be an Odd Fellow.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07
Money to Loan,

In any sum on improved farm lands in
Noxubce and winston, at ten (lO) per cent
per anuum straight. No commission OH
deductions, five or seven years Applicant
pays for recording only.
Nch. %. JoItN II. DINsNoRE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07

The Executive Committee on ycstcr-
tcrday adopted a resolution request
ing the candidates for the Legislature
to make appointments an! address the
various Clubs before the primary cleo
ton. A joint discussion by the candi.
dates is desired. The Chairman OF
the Executive Committee was author
lied TO confer with the candidates and
make the appointments, This is a
move in the right direction No man
ought to be elected to the Legislature
who cannot in%telligcntly express ms
views on the various questions OF pub
lie interest that will come before that
body aud the people ought to know
what each candidates views are
No more "sti.l.hunting." Let Us
have > tall, free discussion between
the candidates.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07

Cubsn,Chill Tonic. tho Great "cS'
Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, cures
the chill. dries up.thc burning 'ev'r'
carries off the black bile. purliics lle
blood. makes the sick well and the ms,
cradle happy. Try it! Try it now
Sold by yollr druggist, 7. 5. Murphe|'
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~ -
Zee! Ice! Ice!

have made arrangements by whicl
| can supply ice in sacks at Meridian
prices, saving purchasers return
charges on money. Any quantities a
retail every day.
api9-Sm {. HARDIN
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Scroll Work.

am prepared TO do all kinds OF
Scroll Saving and Fine Wood Work
including Card Receivers, Brackets
What.uots, Cabinets and all manner OF
Bridal or Birthday gifts. ~, worE
given ne will be promptly done and
Satisfaction Guaranteed Adde'S mt
at Macon, Miss.
apll6-lm FRED ''oibhi'''
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Faults Of digestion cause disorders
of the liver. aud the whole system b.
comes dcrangcd. DIR. j. II. McLcnu's
strengthening Cordial and Blood Pn.
riiirr pCrtccis the process of digestion
and assimilation, and thus makes pure
blood,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07

New style, Of jersey Pms, with
Chain attachments. Ladies' Cuff and
Collar Buttons AT
WARDS,
HaupuStpin's Gnrhpr
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II YOU suffer pricking pains on NOV,
ing the eyes, or cannot bear bright
light, and find your sight weak and
failing, YOU should promptly use DR..
j. II. McLcan's Strengthening Eye
Salve. 2j cents q box.
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.,srNrAEIvE.

|, gGrRfsh'
(ss5rcl to ar"'u"''
l.E RIvES
81, office of Represents
y ~ c,naly. subject ~ the ar
~"r''t' party
[crri'' announce "
1pss. MADISON ,..a.
!, reelection 10 the L's''-
" lac action Of the Demo
I.baiclt to announce
Is h CLEMENS,
a., III, office Of Representa-
rauuty, subject to the 'c-
sp,cratic party
l[4lcrd 70 'n"'"n''
.t..
H. NICHOLSON
n, The office of Representa-
thc action of the pemocra-
.tdpl to announce
II. Il. HELM
sm representative o' y NoN",
s5rel to announce
CN, THOMAS
5tNe Office Of Representa-
L. N, action of the Demoera-
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can pasture cattle on bermuda
grass, on reasonable terms.
j. y. HODGES.
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Photographs two weeks longer.
WEATHERFORD n SWAN,

Persons who lead Il life of exposure
are subjected to rheumatism, neural
gia an lumbago and will find a valua-
bic rcnicdv il DR.. j. II. McLcan's Vol
canic on Liniment il will Danish pain
and sGbNLc Inflammation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07

Remaining in the Post once at Maeoh'
Miss, May 3. 1887.
Mn Garrett. Sarah Memories,
l.. Is. Miner, "a james wore
Ella Parks, (2) 4, ~ fel'crpohe'
c. c. POollet.
When calling for the above say adtertis'
ed, and give date Of advertisement.
L. J. STOKES, T.. VI
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Rev. r. G. Porter, p, f., will preach
at the Methodist Church.Sunday night
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N n
Hent Or Sale.

VI rent, Apply to
WILL FORD,
Macon, Miss.
E,,.' ''' Just received a
E~'se assortment of
|a,'l DRY GOODS,
Et'''a to have tic Ladies
|''' them before purchas.
Iapli6 At,
Nj o y, lite, i%ndrmi,ies be-.
s, v"r youth and maiuri.
|rssI y onr kidneys and
M 10 .derangcneni, i I'm,
,,r NJ { J, u. Mclean,
|. '''m l. . %eqsulainr
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Fishermen Read This
My stock of
FISHING TACKLE

is complete, embracing everything
fishermen need. New styles of
HOOKS. SILK and
LINEN LINES.
SPRING HOOKS,
SEINE TWiNE.
CELLILOID MlNNOWS,
DIP NETS Ne.
bay from the manufacturers ans at bot
prices. w r. FhNHis.
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ayL G. MURRAY
for the Office sheriff. sub
[,m 0 the Democratic party
sinitcl to inncHnee
u.s., ROGERS
,br reelection to the office
deaio the action OF the Dem
ihircd to announce
BN WALKER.
,5r the Office OF sheriff, sub
Aim Of the Democratic party.
TOR ASSESSOR.
Ndzcd to announce
ill., DANIHI.ER
for the o..icc Of Assessor.
aguioa Of the Democratic par.
tttri,cd to announce
y. HAYNES
Nd for the office Of Assessor,
/. action Of the Democratic par
AjHlel TO announce
" ". ilGpNINS
Nd for the office 81 Assessor,
4a,icn Of the Democratic par
iNllal to announce
LEWIS SHELTON
.t .r the Office Of Assessor,
he acton Of the Democratic
thailsd ia announce
NP SIMPSON,
|adftlcOficc of Assessor. sub
|G4 q party.
ltG iREhsyRtn.
i@l to announce
AC, FANT,
for the Office OF Treasurer,
ID action Of the Democratic
ilIItCl to announce
t. BOGGESS
lt Tor the Office of Treasurer,
lc'lon Of the democratic
1a'tol TO announce
lh NODG ES
l4 The Office of Treasurer,
z T'IOn Of the Democratic
''7led to announce
Up, HUGHES
lf ile Office of Treasurer.
ic'lon OF the Democratic
i|f Keys and a shoe bu,
s'thc owner?
sii'I May 18th.
pAriIERFoRD & SWAN.
and See Them.
VIC VIEWS orthc different
W around Macon for sale
{, l.. %llEINRIcIl's.
s'-i am Il political ora
4M put it down as "surc
! The Young men in and
.'a Will vote Tor old man
y legislature.
JIM.
,, w. suffer with a shaking
|a%a.ng Fever? Try Cuban
great West Indies Fe.
H. | ,acsnedy' twill quickly
w doses will stop u chill,
'.s' them up for years.
"sslst I. 5. Murpliey,
rom the unanimous OK.
y members of the Grand
E''u'ows, they werc.wcll
'uf town, and as their
%por'' with the hospital
s"''as' Notwithstanding
" banquet, and had no
%u Interest to show them.
Visited the crcamc
FF'Acy spcn, the two DAYS
NIvcs. """ P'o'S'
ks,,, iOa'c' the Great West
~" Asae Remedy, neuer
ill.,, once e Chills and gever,
n, ,n'cr Complaint. and ey,
arS ma'Nrious origin Try
jo9.' Vu ana impart to you
tphqy. "''''n' Sold only
Rent Or Sale.
VI rent. Apply to
WILL FORD,
Macon, Miss.
E% ""' Just received n
Inn, assortment of
"'.'. DRY GOODS,
'a 10 have Tic Ladies'
"'''c" before purchas.
apii6 at,
o ., lite, i~ndrmi,ies be-.
|ss N"s youth and maturi.
evTs, ullr lidno,,. -
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LOOK! LOOK!
,..,.o,x urcd Jersey Bulls

q Cho,ccIy Bred Jersey B"i's
that win sch cheap, or trade Tor ha''''
COWS or beef cattle.
also have
Jersey Hcifcrs o,
That I viii sell 1T give ava! prices w.
sell an time If good paper can N' mr'''"'"'
y. SCALES,
u..h 81, - Grooh.,ilc, w..
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We notice n piece written III your
paper sigucd "Travclcr." He seems 10
think that il we could ret II railroad
we could get upa big boom in our
village. but we already have that.
New blocks are being laid off and
houses viii soon commence going up.
We have visitors here every week look
inc at the location of our village an!
pricing our lots. Travellers AWAY,
stop and spend a few hours, if not
longer. and we try TO make il AS pleas
ant for them as we can. We are very
much obliged to "Travcler" for the
beautiful picturc..of our village he gives
in writing. Although il was a dark
day when he was here yet we know he
thought it was very bright: il always
seems that way to travellers when IN
our village. Our trees are not quite
So lofty as he thought, but he is correct
rs TO the beautiful songs OF the birds,
the sweet odor of the flowers, and the
SIGHT of the nice fruits in prospective.
II all looks that way when in our VII
lage. We hope "VravcIcr" will call
around soon again 10 see us, aud we
will ~cndcavor..to rcciprocate his favor,
Cool HILL.
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J.. l.. GRlGGs has just received rcss
from the factories II new me OF La
dies and GcNts
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NICE SHOE

high and low cut. 4 large OF OF
OPERA SLIPPERS.
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Mana a'r' tn" Great West
\" o. asae Remedy, aeue,'
EIi,Uo"" G e Chills and Fever,
N, U,.%t Complaint. and cv-
|are w vo'. 7 origin Try
\ bo? sVu u ana impart to YOU
"'"'n' SOFA only
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'0@ the unanimous ex-
E ~ members Of the Grand
n Fellows, they ~werc.wcll
OuF town., and as their
Import 'i,''' with the hospital
|n D'''''s' notwithstanding
'ao banquet, and had no
H. interest to show them.
] ~ ,a. Visited the creamery
|r ,"y. spent the two days
M. 'nc'r Order, and pleas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07

|,' N.Y. sailer with a shaking
||I ~ ! Fever? Try Cuban
great West Indies Fe.
H. /, ,ncalnedy' Il will quickly
|n sy noses will stop II chill,
|'i,a' them up for years.
"lsslst, I. 5. Murphey,
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900 ATTORNEY

4 rileJ'o announce
|lr BUTLER, 9.
|r% NJ, N, action of the Demo
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['s'--l am a political ora
.lM put it down as sure
"e Young men in and
r.'a Will vote Tor old man
n legislature.
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atharitejto announce
NL e. MURRAY
for the Office sheriff. sub
|rt,n ofthc Democratic party
Arliel IA tnncHnce
xy ROGERS
Major reelection to the Office
|aeav the action Of the Dem
\
|,Ndlcd to announce
sN WALKER.
for the Office OF sheriff, sub
5n Of the Democratic party
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Y and See Them.

WY VIEWS orthC different
W around Macon for sale
|. T.. l.. ~lIEINRrCII's.
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Proceedings of Town Council.

llanenstein's CORNER.
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ttliled ia announce
NP SIMPSON,
| bfthc Office Of Assessor. sub
|14 &IAcb party,
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PEACE TO HIS ASHES,
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